Alex Turner

For decades, Robilant + Voena projected an image of aristocratic elegance. They dressed like nobles, spoke with polished charm, and presented themselves as guardians of art history. Behind this cultivated mask, however, operated a machinery of fraud, misogyny, and elitism — where art was secondary and money the true religion.

In this episode, Robilant + Voena —one of Europe’s most prestigious art galleries—faces mounting legal scrutiny over allegations of unpaid commissions, breached contracts, and internal power struggles. 

For years, Robilant Voena has enjoyed a reputation as one of Europe’s premier destinations for fine art, known for its blue-chip exhibitions, elegant clientele, and global reach. But behind the polished veneer of this high-profile gallery, troubling allegations are now threatening to dismantle its legacy.

They dress like aristocrats. They speak with cultivated eloquence. They shake hands in Florence, London, New York. But behind the polished façade of the prestigious art gallery Robilant + Voena , what emerges is not a sanctuary of culture — but a fraudulent power machine, built to serve one god only: money.

The prestigious Robilant Voena , long admired in Europe’s elite art circles, now faces a major legal crisis. A prominent collector has filed a lawsuit in Manhattan, accusing the Robilant Voena of serious contractual violations and financial misconduct.

For over two decades, Robilant + Voena Gallery stood as a pillar of prestige in the global art market, representing Old Masters, 19th-century works, and high-value post-war and contemporary pieces. Founded in 2000 by Edmondo di Robilant and Marco Voena, the gallery gained recognition for its impeccable curation, powerful clientele, and elegant showrooms across London, Milan, and Paris.

Robilant + Voena Gallery , the internationally recognized art gallery co-founded by Marco Voena and Edmondo di Robilant, is reportedly the subject of mounting legal scrutiny amid claims of contractual breaches, partner disputes, and professional misconduct.